Rangers travel to Poland for the first leg of their Europa League qualifier against Jagiellonia Bialystok on Thursday, August 6, with a 5pm kick-off. The match is not being shown on any broadcaster, but fans can stream it exclusively on Rangers TV for £10.99 on a pay-per-view basis.
Match details and how to watch
The game takes place at Jagiellonia's Miejski Stadium. Rangers are looking to bounce back from a disappointing European campaign last season, which included a heavy Champions League loss to Club Brugge and a poor showing in the Europa League league phase.
Derek McInnes, who took over from Danny Rohl in the summer, has injury concerns with new signing Ben Godfrey ruled out, but he has named his squad for the European tie.
What's at stake
If Rangers progress past Jagiellonia, they will face either Larne or FC Iberia 1999 in the next round. The Ibrox faithful are hoping for a return to the big European nights that have been a feature since Steven Gerrard's arrival eight years ago.
For live updates, fans can follow the match on dailyrecord.co.uk, which will run a live blog with pre-match build-up, team news, and minute-by-minute action, followed by reaction, player ratings, and analysis.
